I think my approach to making art is best described by the terms:chaotic: (despite my trying to make things orderly)
accidental: (lucky accidents seem to move things forwards for me... right in the middle of chaos)
stubborn: (believing in myself despite all the other opinions offered)
absurd (sometimes it seems absurd to persist)
astonishment: (when things actually work as planned)
dreamer: (when I continue to suppose I can create new ideas... I just can't stop really)
confusion: (a frequent state that goes along with freelancing for me)
I wish I could feel like I was a suave professional... moving forward in a smooth untroubled state of savoir-faire... but so often it seems to be just the opposite.Usually it seems too complicated to avoid the ruffled feathers and doubt.
But I guess it's exciting in the final outcome...
6 comments:
Your Heron photo is stunning!!
You should add 'PROUD' to your list... you should feel so, when you see all the wonderful work you have done :o)
Beautiful work in a beautiful place. I am fascinated by the reflections. I'm starting a chapter of my book where reflections are a key component. I'll try to make my ideas as thoughtful as your photography.
Your photos are absolutely beautiful. I've been taking lots of photos with my iphone lately, which is a surprisingly good phone camera-- and I think I'm getting bit by the photo-bug.
Yes indeed, taking pictures is a fun hobby. Especially if the camera has lots of range.
I'd suggest moving up from an iPhone to something like a Panasonic Lumix FZ-28. Great range from macro to wide-angle to telephoto... a truly fabulous Leica lens... image stabilization... movies... and affordable too.
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If you rearrange the letters in your list, they almost spell CASCADE. Just change “astonishment” to “excitement” and you’re good to go. (Guess I shouldn’t watch The DaVinci Code every time it comes on cable.)
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